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KD Karthik becomes the fourth cricketer to appear in 150 plus games in the Indian Premier League.

KD Karthik becomes the fourth cricketer to appear in 150 plus games in the Indian Premier League.

Krishnakumar Dinesh Karthik

KD Karthik became the fourth cricketer to appear in 150 plus games in the Indian Premier Leauge. The game between Sunrisers and Mumbai Indians at Hyd-RGS on 08.05.17 was KD Karthik’s 150th game in IPL. Other cricketers who have played 150 plus IPL games are – SK Raina {159}. MS Dhoni {154}, RG Sharma {154}. The  performance of  these four cricketers are listed below

No Player Mat Runs HS Ave C W BBI Ave 5 Ct St
1 SK Raina 159 4532 100* 34.59 1 25 2/0 44.48 0 86 0
2 MS Dhoni 155 3506 70* 38.10 0 – – – – 70 29
3 RG Sharma 154 4124 109* 33.25 1 15 4/6 29.33 0 70 0
4 KD Karthik 150 2863 86 24.89 0 – – – – 87 26
Batsmen who have scored five hundred plus runs in each edition of the Indian Premier League

Batsmen who have scored five hundred plus runs in each edition of the Indian Premier League

FIVE HUNDRED PLUS RUNS BY  BATSMEN IN EACH EDITION OF IPL
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 DA Warner 2017 12 12 2 535 126 53.50 1 3 4 0 52 24
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 V Kohli 2016 16 16 4 973 113 81.08 4 7 11 1 83 38
2 DA Warner 2016 17 17 3 848 93* 60.57 0 9 9 1 88 31
3 AB de Villiers 2016 16 16 3 687 129* 52.84 1 6 7 1 57 37
4 G Gambhir 2016 15 15 2 501 90* 38.53 0 5 5 1 54 06
5 S Dhawan 2016 17 17 4 501 82* 38.53 0 4 4 1 51 08
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 DA Warner 2015 14 14 1 562 91 43.23 0 7 7 0 65 21
2 AM Rahane 2015 14 13 2 540 91* 49.09 0 4 4 1 53 13
3 LMP Simmons 2015 13 13 1 540 71 45.00 0 6 6 1 56 21
4 AB de Villiers 2015 16 14 3 513 133* 46.63 1 2 3 1 60 22
5 V Kohli 2015 16 05 5 505 82* 45.90 0 3 3 0 35 23
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 RV Uthappa 2014 16 16 1 660 83* 44.00 0 5 5 1 74 18
2 DR Smith 2014 16 16 0 566 79 35.37 0 5 5 0 50 34
3 GJ Maxwell 2014 16 16 0 552 95 34.50 0 4 4 2 48 36
4 DA Warner 2014 14 14 3 528 90 48.00 0 6 6 1 39 24
5 SK Raina 2014 16 16 3 523 87 40.23 0 5 5 0 51 19
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 MEK Hussey 2013 17 17 3 733 95 52.35 0 6 6 0 81 17
2 CH Gayle 2013 16 16 4 708 175* 59.00 1 4 5 0 57 51
3 V Kohli 2013 16 16 2 634 99 45.28 0 6 6 0 64 22
4 SK Raina 2013 18 17 4 548 100* 42.15 1 4 5 3 50 18
5 SR Watson 2013 16 16 2 543 101 38,78 1 2 3 0 50 22
6 RG Sharma 2013 19 19 5 538 79* 38.42 0 4 4 0 35 28
7 KD Karthik 2013 19 19 1 510 86 28.33 0 2 2 2 54 14
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 CH Gayle 2012 15 14 2 733 128* 61.08 1 7 8 0 46 59
2 G Gambhir 2012 17 17 1 590 93 36.87 0 6 6 2 64 17
3 S Dhawan 2012 15 15 1 569 84 40.64 0 5 5 0 58 18
4 AM Rahane 2012 16 16 2 560 103* 40.00 1 3 4 2 73 10
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 CH Gayle 2011 12 12 3 608 107 67.55 2 3 5 2 56 44
2 V Kohli 2011 16 16 4 557 71 46.41 0 4 4 0 55 16
3 SR Tendulkar 2011 16 16 3 553 100* 42.53 1 2 3 0 67 05
4 SE Marsh 2011 14 13 1 504 95 42.00 0 4 4 0 52 20
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 SR Tendulkar 2010 15 15 2 618 89* 47.53 0 5 5 0 86 03
2 JH Kallis 2010 16 16 4 572 89* 47.66 0 6 6 1 67 09
3 SK Raina 2010 16 16 5 520 83* 47.27 0 4 4 0 45 22
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 ML Hayden 2009 12 12 1 572 89 52.00 0 5 5 0 60 22
                             
No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave C HC 50+ 0 4s 6s
1 SE Marsh 2008 11 11 2 616 115 68.44 1 5 6 0 59 26
2 G Gambhir 2008 14 14 1 534 86 41.07 0 5 5 0 68 08
3 STJayasuriya 2008 14 14 2 514 114* 42.83 1 2 3 0 57 31
DA Warner’s unique feat in the Indian Premier League

DA Warner’s unique feat in the Indian Premier League

DA Warner performed an unique feat in the history of Indian Premier League. He became the first batsman in the history of the league to aggregate 500 plus runs in four consecutive editions – 528 in 2014, 562 in 2015, 848 in 2016 and 535 in the ongoing edition of IPL 2017. He went past CH Gayle  who had scored 500 plus runs in three consecutive editions – 608 in 2011, 733 in 2012 and 708 in 2013. The performance of these two batsmen are detailed below

No No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 0 4s 6s
1 1 DA Warner 2014 14 14 3 528 90 48.00 0 6 1 39 24
  2 DA Warner 2015 14 14 1 562 91 43.23 0 7 0 65 21
  3 DA Warner 2016 17 17 3 848 93* 60.57 0 9 1 88 31
  4 DA Warner 2017 12 12 2 535 126 53.50 1 3 0 52 24
                             
1 1 CH Gayle 2011 12 12 3 608 107 67.55 2 3 2 56 44
  2 CH Gayle 2012 15 14 2 733 128* 61.08 1 7 0 46 59
  3 CH Gayle 2013 16 16 4 708 175* 59.00 1 4 0 57 51

 

DA Warner emulates V Kohli in scoring 500 plus runs in four editions of Indian Premier League

DA Warner emulates V Kohli in scoring 500 plus runs in four editions of Indian Premier League

David Andrew Warner

DA Warner has aggregated 535 runs in the ongoing edition of IPL 2017. He has aggregated 500 plus runs in four editions of IPL – 848 in 2016, 562 in 2015, 535 in 2017 and 528 in 2014,  He became the second batsman in the history of IPL to score 500 plus runs in four edition of IPL after V Kohli. V Kohli on his part has scored 973 in 2016, 634 in 2013, 557 in 2011 and 505 in 2015.  CH Gayle, G Gambhir and SK Raina have aggregated 500 plus runs in three editions. The following table lists the batsmen who have scored 500 plus runs in three or more editions with their performances

No No Player Edition Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 0 4s 6s
1 1 DA Warner 2016 17 17 3 848 93* 60.57 0 9 1 88 31
  2 DA Warner 2015 14 14 1 562 91 43.23 0 7 0 65 21
  3 DA Warner 2017 12 12 2 535 126 53.50 1 3 0 52 24
  4 DA Warner 2014 14 14 3 528 90 48.00 0 6 1 39 24
                             
2 1 V Kohli 2016 16 16 4 973 113 81.08 4 7 1 83 38
  2 V Kohli 2013 16 16 2 634 99 45.28 0 6 0 64 22
  3 V Kohli 2011 16 16 4 557 71 46.41 0 4 0 55 16
  4 V Kohli 2015 16 16 5 505 82* 45.90 0 3 0 35 23
                             
3 1 CH Gayle 2012 15 14 2 733 128* 61.08 1 7 0 46 59
  2 CH Gayle 2013 16 16 4 708 175* 59.00 1 4 0 57 51
  3 CH Gayle 2011 12 12 3 608 107 67.55 2 3 2 56 44
                             
4 1 G Gambhir 2012 17 17 1 590 93 36.87 0 6 2 64 17
  2 G Gambhir 2008 14 14 1 534 86 41.07 0 5 0 68 08
  3 G Gambhir 2016 15 15 2 501 90* 38.53 0 5 1 54 06
                             
5 1 SK Raina 2013 18 17 4 548 100* 42.15 1 4 3 50 18
  2 SK Raina 2014 16 16 3 523 87 40.23 0 5 0 51 19
  3 SK Raina 2009 16 16 5 520 83* 47.27 0 4 0 45 22
SL Malinga becomes the first bowler in the history of Indian Premier League to capture 150 wickets.

SL Malinga becomes the first bowler in the history of Indian Premier League to capture 150 wickets.

SL Malinga became the first bowler in the history of Indian Premier League to capture 150 wickets. He achieved the  milestone in the game between Mumbai and Delhi at Delhi on 06.05.17. His 150th victim was SS Iyer whom he had caught by Harbhajan Singh for 3. He returned with figures of 2 for 7. His wicket aggregate at the end of this game read 151. It is interesting to note that SL Malinga has represented a single team in the Indian Premier League – Mumbai Indians.

SL Malinga is one of the two bowlers who have captured 300 plus wickets in the history of Twenty20 games after DJ Bravo. He has captured 319 wickets, whlle DJ Bravo has captured 367 wickets. Stats as at the end of 07.05.17

No Player Span Mat Inns Overs M Runs Wkts BBI Ave 4 5
1 DJ Bravo 2006-2016 344 327 1089.1 02 8783 367 5/23 23.93 8 1
2 SL Malinga 2004-2017 234 229 0855.5 13 5830 319 6/07 18.27 8 4

 

HM Amla’s dubious distinction – becomes the first batsman to witness two centuries in a losing cause in the Indian Premier League

HM Amla’s dubious distinction – becomes the first batsman to witness two centuries in a losing cause in the Indian Premier League

HM Amla of Punjab scored 104 against Gujarat at Mohali  on 07.05.17. His effort was in a losing cause to provide the eighth occasion a batman’s hundred going in vain in the Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Batsman Runs Team Opposition Venue Date
1 A Symonds 117* Deccan Rajasthan Hyd-RGS 24.04.08
2 YK Pathan 100 Rajasthan Mumbai Mum-BS 13.03.10
3 *SR Tendulkar 100* Mumbai Kochi Mumbai 15.04.11
4 +WP Saha 115* Punjab Kolkata Bangalore 01.06.14
5 *V Kohli 100* Bangalore Gujarat Rajkot 24.04.16
6 SPD Smith 101 Ris Pune Gujarat Pune-MCA 29.04.16
7 HM Amla 104* Punjab Mumbai Indore 20.04.17
8 HM Amla 104 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

HM Amla’s 104 which went in vain provides the third occasion of a Punjab batsman’s hundred in a  losing cause.  All such occasions are listed below

No Batsman Runs Team Opposition Venue Date
1 +WP Saha 115* Punjab Kolkata Bangalore 01.06.14
2 HM Amla 104* Punjab Mumbai Indore 20.04.17
3 HM Amla 104 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

HM Amla’s 104 which went in vain provides the third occasion of a  batsman’s hundred in a  losing cause against Gujarat.  All such occasions are listed below

No Batsman Runs Team Opposition Venue Date
1 *Kohli 100* Bangalore Gujarat Rajkot 24.04.16
2 SPD Smith 101 Ris Pune Gujarat Pune-MCA 29.04.16
3 HM Amla 104 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

HM Amla became the first batsman in the history of the tournament to witness his two centuries in losing  cause in the same edition of the Indian Premier League. Both the occasions are listed below 

No Batsman Runs Team Opposition Venue Date
1 HM Amla 104* Punjab Mumbai Indore 20.04.17
2 HM Amla 104 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

HM Amla’s 104 which went in vain provides the fourth occasion of an overseas  batsman’s hundred in a  losing cause in the tournament.  All such occasions are listed below

No Batsman Runs Team Opposition Venue Date
1 A Symonds 117* Deccan Rajasthan Hyd-RGS 24.04.08
2 SPD Smith 101 Ris Pune Gujarat Pune-MCA 29.04.16
3 HM Amla 104* Punjab Mumbai Indore 20.04.17
4 HM Amla 104 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07.05.17

CH Gayle {05}, HM Amla {02}, M Klinger {02}, SR Watson {02} and UBT Chand {02} are the five batsmen who have witnessed two or more centuries in a losing cause in the history of T20 games.  The following table  lists the performance of these five batsman

No No Player Runs Inns Team Opposition Ground Match Date
1 1 CH Gayle 151* 2 Somerset Kent Taunton 31 May 2015
  2 CH Gayle 122* 1 Jamaica Guyana Gros Islet 19 Jan 2013
  3 CH Gayle 117 1 West Indies South Africa Johannesburg 11 Sep 2007
  4 CH Gayle 116 2 Barisal Dhaka Dhaka 14 Feb 2012
  5 CH Gayle 109* 1 Tuskers Rhinos Harare 29 No2011
                 
2 1 HM Amla 104* 1 Punjab Mumbai Indore 20 Apr 2017
  2 HM Amla 104 1 Punjab Gujarat Mohali 07 May 2017
                 
3 1 M Klinger 104* 2 Gloucs Essex Chelmsford 11 Jun 2015
  2 M Klinger 104* 2 Gloucs Glamorgan Bristol 12 Jun 2015
                 
4 1 SR Watson 124* 1 Australia India Sydney 31 Jan 2016
  2 SR Watson 101 1 Rajasthan Chennai Chennai 22 Apr 2013
                 
5 1 UBT Chand 105 1 Delhi Kerala Indore 26 Mar 2013
  2 UBT Chand 103 1 Delhi Gujarat Mumbai 15 Jan 2016

 

Both the Kolkata openers scoring fifties in the Indian Premier League

Both the Kolkata openers scoring fifties in the Indian Premier League

SP Narine and CA Lynn scored 54 and 50 respectively for Kolkata against Bangalore at Bangalore on 07.05.17 to provide the 43rd occasion of both the openers scoring fifties in an innings  in the history of Indian Premier  League. It also provides the fifth occasion of Kolkata openers accomplishing such a feat

SP Narine and CA Lynn added 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provie the 37th occasions of a first wicket three figure partnership when both the openers have scored fifties in an innings in Indian Premier League. It also provides the fifth occasion of Kolkata openers adding 100 plus runs for the first wicket when its both the openers scoring fifties

No Batsmen Runs FWP Team Opposition Ground Date
1 B J Hodge 50                
  M K Tiwary 50       101 Kolkata Bangalore Kolkata 14.03.10
               
2 R V Uthappa 65                
  G Gambhir 54       121 Kolkata Rajasthan Ahmedabad 05.05.14
               
3 R V Uthappa 70                
  G Gambhir 54       101 Kolkata Punjab Kolkata 04.05.16
               
4 G Gambhir 76*                
  C A Lynn 93*       184* Kolkata Gujarat Rajkot 07.04.17
               
5 C A Lynn 50                
  S P Narine 54       105 Kolkata Bangalore Bengaluru 07.05.17

 SP Narine and CA Lynn scored 54 and 50 respectively for Kolkata against Bangalore at Bangalore on 07.05.17 to provide the second occasion of both the Kolkata openers scoring fifties  in an innings  against Bangalore in the history of Indian Premier  League.

SP Narine and CA Lynn added 105 runs for the first wicket in this game to provide the second occasions of a first wicket three figure partnership when both the Kolkata openers scored fifties in an innings against in Indian Premier League.

No Batsmen Runs FWP Team Opposition Ground Date
1 B J Hodge 50                
  M K Tiwary 50       101 Kolkata Bangalore Kolkata 14.03.10
               
2 C A Lynn 50                
  S P Narine 54       105 Kolkata Bangalore Bengaluru 07.05.17

 

SP Narine scores a 15 ball fifty in the Indian Premier League – shares the record for the the fastest fifty in the tournament with YK Pathan

SP Narine scores a 15 ball fifty in the Indian Premier League – shares the record for the the fastest fifty in the tournament with YK Pathan

 

SP Narine of Kolkata who has opened the batting in a couple of matches in the role of pinch hitter scored 50 against Bangalore at Bangalore on 07.05.17 in 15 balls. His feat of 15 balls fifty equaled the existing record for the fastest fifty in the Indian Premier League. YK Pathan representing Kolkata had scored a 15 ball fifty against Sunrisers at Kolkata on 24.05.14. The following table lists the fifties scored by batsmen in 19 and less than 19 balls in the history of the  tournament.

No Player Balls Team Opposition Venue Date
1 YK Pathan 15 Kolkata Sunrisers Kolkata 24.05.14
2 SP Narine 15 Kolkata Bangalore Bangalore 07.05.17
3 MS Dhoni 16 Chennai Sunrisers Ranchi 26.09.13
4 SK Raina 16 Chennai Punjab Mumbai 30.05.14
5 AC Gilchrist 17 Deccan Delhi Centurion 22.05.09
6 CH Gayle 17 Bangalore Pune Bangalore 23.04.13
7 RV Uthappa 19 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 16.03.10
8 OA Shah 19 Bangalore Rajasthan Bangalore 15.04.12
9 Harbhajan Singh 19 Mumbai Punjab Mumbai 12.04.15
10 AD Russell 19 Punjab Kolkata Kolkata 09.05.15

 

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of the match in the Indian Premier League

Batsmen dismissed by the first ball of the match in the Indian Premier League

CH Gayle of Bangalore was dismissed by the first ball of the match against Punjab at Bangalore on 06.05.17 to provide the 20th occasion of a batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in the history of the Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Pos Batsman Runs Balls Team Opposition Ground Date
1 01 PA Patel 00 01 Chennai Rajasthan Jaipur 04.05.08
2 01 G Gambhir 00 01 Delhi Chennai Durban 23.04.09
3 01 JH Kallis 00 01 Bangalore Delhi P Elizabeth 26.04.09
4 02 K Goel 00 00 Punjab Rajasthan Cape Town 26.04.09
5 01 BB McCullum 00 01 Kolkata Bangalore Durban 29.04.09
6 01 ST Jayasuriya 00 01 Mumbai Delhi Centurion 21.05.09
7 01 S Badarinath 00 01 Chennai Punjab Centurion 07.05.09
8 01 MJ Lumb 00 01 Rajasthan Kolkata Ahmedabad 20.03.10
9 01 MK Tiwary 00 01 Kolkata Deccan Mum-DYP 12.03.10
10 01 S Aniruddha 00 01 Chennai Punjab Mohali 13.04.11
11 01 BB McCullum 00 01 Kochi Pune Mum-DYP 13.04.11
12 01 MA Agarwal 00 01 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 12.04.11
13 01 PA Patel 00 01 Deccan Pune Cuttack 01.05.12
14 01 MK Pandey 00 01 Pune Deccan Cuttack 01.05.12
15 02 M Vijay 00 00 Chennai Delhi Delhi 10.04.12
16 01 U Chand 00 00 Delhi Kolkata Kolkata 03.04.13
17 01 MDKJ Perera 00 00 Rajasthan Pune Pune-MCA 11.04.13
18 01 JH Kallis 00 01 Kolkata Delhi Dubai {CA} 19.04.14
19 01 DR Smith 01 01 Chennai Kolkata Chennai 30.04.15
20 01 CH Gayle 01 01 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.17

 

CH Gayle became the third Bangalore batsman to be dismissed by the first ball of the match in the tournament after JH Kallis  and MA Agarwal

 

No Pos Batsman Runs Balls Team Opposition Ground Date
1 01 JH Kallis 00 01 Bangalore Delhi P Elizabeth 26.04.09
2 01 MA Agarwal 00 01 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 12.04.11
3 01 CH Gayle 01 01 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.17

 

CH Gayle became the third batsman to be dismissed by the first ball of the match against Punjab  in the tournament after S Badrinath and S Aniruddha

 

No Pos Batsman Runs Balls Team Opposition Ground Date
7 01 S Badarinath 00 01 Chennai Punjab Centurion 07.05.09
10 01 S Aniruddha 00 01 Chennai Punjab Mohali 13.04.11
20 01 CH Gayle 01 01 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.17

 

M Chinnaswamy stadium, Bangalore has witnessed two occasions of batsman dismissed by the first ball of the match in the tournament. MA Agarwal and CH Gayle are the batsman. Coincidentally both represented Bangalore

 

No Pos Batsman Runs Balls Team Opposition Ground Date
1 01 MA Agarwal 00 01 Bangalore Mumbai Bangalore 12.04.11
20 01 CH Gayle 01 01 Bangalore Punjab Bangalore 06.05.17

 

BB McCullum, JH Kallis and PA Patel are the three batsmen in the tournament to be dismissed by the first ball of the match on two occasions. The performance of these three batsmen are tabulated below

 

No Pos Batsman Runs Balls Team Opposition Ground Date
1 01 BB McCullum 00 01 Kolkata Bangalore Durban 29.04.09
2 01 BB McCullum 00 01 Kochi Pune Mum-DYP 13.04.11
                 
1 01 JH Kallis 00 01 Bangalore Delhi P Elizabeth 26.04.09
2 01 JH Kallis 00 01 Kolkata Delhi Dubai {CA} 19.04.14
                 
1 01 PA Patel 00 01 Chennai Rajasthan Jaipur 04.05.08
2 01 PA Patel 00 01 Deccan Pune Cuttack 01.05.12

 

Mumbai posts the win by largest margin of runs in the Indian Premier League – posts 146 runs win against Delhi

Mumbai posts the win by largest margin of runs in the Indian Premier League – posts 146 runs win against Delhi

Mumbai posted a win by 146 runs against Delhi at Delhi on 06.05.17 to provide the win largest margin by runs in the history of Indian Premier League. The previous largest margin win by runs was Bangalore’s 144 runs win against Gujarat at Bangalore on 14.05.16

No Winner Margin Target Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Mumbai 146 runs 213 Delhi Delhi 06 May 2017
2 Bangalore 144 runs 249 Gujarat Bangalore 14 May 2016
3 Kolkata 140 runs 223 Bangalore Bangalore 18 Apr 2008
4 Bangalore 138 runs 227 Punjab Bangalore 06 May 2015
5 Bangalore 130 runs 264 Pune Bangalore 23 Apr 2013
6 Punjab 111 runs 233 Bangalore Dharamsala 17 May 2011
7 Rajasthan 105 runs 193 Delhi Mumbai 30 May 2008

Mumbai’s 146 runs in this game provides  the seventh occasion of a team winning the game by 100 plus  runs margin in the history of Indian Premier League. All such occasions are tabulated below

No Winner Margin Target Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Mumbai 146 runs 213 Delhi Delhi 06 May 2017
2 Bangalore 144 runs 249 Gujarat Bangalore 14 May 2016
3 Kolkata 140 runs 223 Bangalore Bangalore 18 Apr 2008
4 Bangalore 138 runs 227 Punjab Bangalore 06 May 2015
5 Bangalore 130 runs 264 Pune Bangalore 23 Apr 2013
6 Punjab 111 runs 233 Bangalore Dharamsala 17 May 2011
7 Rajasthan 105 runs 193 Delhi Mumbai 30 May 2008

M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore has witnessed four occasions of a team winning a game by 100 plus runs margin. All the four occasions are listed below

No Winner Margin Target Opposition Ground Match Date
1 Bangalore 144 runs 249 Gujarat Bangalore 14 May 2016
2 Kolkata 140 runs 223 Bangalore Bangalore 18 Apr 2008
3 Bangalore 138 runs 227 Punjab Bangalore 06 May 2015
4 Bangalore 130 runs 264 Pune Bangalore 23 Apr 2013